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Instructions for safely moving the game unit, including adjusting levelers.
Steps to ensure the game unit is level for proper operation.
Defines required space around the game for play and maintenance.
Step-by-step guide for assembling and installing key components like monitors.
Safety precautions for card reader installation to prevent damage.
Lists common issues, causes, and recommended solutions.
Procedure for performing system recovery using a recovery stick.
Daily and monthly checks for safe machine operation and condition.
Cautions during installation/inspection to prevent injury or damage.
The Bigfoot Mayhem GMP (65" twin) is an indoor game machine designed for entertainment, offering players an immersive experience with its monster truck theme. The game allows users to engage in two distinct modes: Race Mode and Mayhem Mode, each providing a unique gameplay objective.
The primary function of the Bigfoot Mayhem game is to provide an interactive driving simulation experience. Players control a virtual monster truck, navigating through courses and interacting with obstacles to achieve specific goals within the chosen game mode. The machine is equipped with a steering wheel assembly for control, a motion platform that simulates movement and impacts, and two monitors for displaying gameplay. Coin mechanisms are integrated to initiate gameplay, allowing for a pay-to-play model. The game's core objective revolves around driving, crushing obstacles, and competing for high scores or race victories.
To begin playing, users must insert coins or tap/swipe a card, which activates the game. Once activated, players are presented with a choice between two game modes:
Race Mode: In this mode, the objective is to be the first truck to reach the finish line. Players must run over and destroy obstacles encountered on the track to gain a "boost," which can be used to increase speed. A dedicated boost button allows players to strategically activate this speed enhancement. The emphasis in Race Mode is on speed, skillful navigation, and competitive racing against other virtual trucks.
Mayhem Mode: This mode shifts the focus from racing to destruction and point accumulation. Players are given a time limit within which they must crush as many obstacles as possible to earn points. The goal is to achieve the highest score, with the player accumulating the most points being declared the "champion." Mayhem Mode encourages aggressive driving and maximizing destruction within the given timeframe.
The game's design includes a seat assembly for player comfort and immersion, and a marquee assembly that enhances the visual appeal and branding of the machine. The motion platform is a key feature, providing haptic feedback and simulating the bumps, jumps, and crashes of a monster truck, thereby increasing the realism and excitement of the gameplay. The dual monitor setup ensures a wide and engaging visual field for the player.
Maintaining the Bigfoot Mayhem game machine involves several routine checks and precautions to ensure its safe and proper operation, as well as to prolong its lifespan.
Safety Checks: Before operating the machine daily, it is crucial to perform a safety check. This includes testing the game to ensure all functions are working correctly. Monthly routine checks of all game components are recommended to confirm they are in good working condition. Regular cleaning to remove dust is also advised to prevent component malfunction and maintain optimal performance. Preventative maintenance on parts and components is essential for continuous proper operation.
Handling Precautions: When installing or inspecting the machine, extreme care must be taken to ensure the safety of both the machine and the players. Inappropriate handling can lead to personal injury or damage to the machine. It is explicitly stated that power tools are not recommended for assembly or maintenance tasks, as they may cause damage.
System Recovery: In the event of software errors, the machine is equipped with a system recovery operation. This process involves turning off the game, inserting a recovery stick into the computer's port at the back, and then restarting the PC. The system will automatically begin the recovery process, which can take up to 60 minutes. Once the system recovery is partially finished and an icon appears, the recovery stick should be removed. The game will then continue the installation process. It is important to note that the recovery stick should only be used for fixing software errors, as using it for other purposes may lead to unexpected results and damage. Furthermore, power should not be disconnected during the recovery process.
Troubleshooting: The manual provides a troubleshooting guide for common problems. This includes issues such as the game not starting, power being off, card reader not working, no ticket dispensing, and no sound. For each symptom, possible causes and recommended actions are listed. For instance, if the game does not start, the possible causes could be a loose frame assembly connector or a frame assembly fault, with the recommended actions being to check the connector or contact UNIS Service. If the power is off, it might be due to the circuit protector, and the user should turn on the power switch again. For card reader issues, checking the connector or contacting the card reader manufacturer is advised. Ticket dispensing problems might be due to being out of tickets or ticket jamming, requiring adding tickets, pressing a reset button, or removing jammed tickets. No sound issues can be addressed by checking connectors, raising volume, or inspecting the speaker and POT installation.
Installation and Setup: The manual outlines detailed steps for machine installation, including placing the monitor fixing plate, securing the monitor, placing the marquee, and locating and securing the wiring box. It also provides guidance on transporting the game, emphasizing the need to adjust levelers and keep the machine upright. Proper level adjustment is crucial for the game's functionality, requiring the use of a wrench to adjust levelers until casters are lifted off the ground. A "play zone" diagram is provided to ensure adequate space for both playing and maintenance, with a recommended service area of 20 inches around the machine.
Overall, the Bigfoot Mayhem GMP (65" twin) is designed to be a robust and engaging entertainment unit, with clear instructions for both operation and upkeep to ensure a long and enjoyable service life.
General| Manufacturer | UNIS |
|---|---|
| Model | BIGFOOT MAYHEM |
| Display | LCD |
| Sound | Stereo |
| Type | Arcade Game Machine |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Power Supply | 110V/220V |
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